Sycophancy

The employee's sycophancy towards the boss made her colleagues lose respect for her.

The musician's sycophancy towards the record label was seen as sacrificing her artistic vision.

His sycophancy towards the celebrity made him unpopular with his friends.

The CEO's sycophancy towards the investors was seen as neglecting the interests of the employees.

The celebrity's entourage was full of people whose only job was sycophancy.

The director's sycophancy towards the studio executives was so blatant that it compromised the artistic integrity of the film.

The artist refused to tolerate any sycophancy from his fans, insisting that they appreciate his work on its own merits.

He was disgusted by the sycophancy of the fans who would do anything to get an autograph.

His sycophancy towards the boss was so obvious that everyone in the office knew he was just trying to get a promotion.

The politician's sycophancy towards the wealthy donors was obvious during the campaign.

The author's sycophancy towards the critic did not result in a favorable review of her work.

The employee's sycophancy towards his manager did not help him secure a promotion.

His sycophancy towards the wealthy was a way to mask his own insecurities.

The employee's sycophancy towards the CEO was not appreciated by her colleagues.

The sycophancy of the job seeker made the interviewer uncomfortable.

The politician was known for his sycophancy towards those in power.

He tried to win her favor through sycophancy, but she wasn't fooled.